Society Notes From Hope Area Community Activities
This week's society listings cover church preparations at First Baptist with the Ann Wollerman Circle delaying the Royal Service Program to September 30, PEO Chapter A E meeting at Mrs Roy Bagley's home, and tryouts for Dear Charles by Alvin Melville at Hope High School September 23. Also noted are meetings for the Cosmopolitan Cab, Garland School Home Study Group, Brookwood PTA, Cub Scout Pack 92, Jett B Graves Sunday School potluck, Hope Federation Garden Clubs luncheon September 25, and various church classes and clubs through September 26 with a Friday Music Club luncheon honoring Mrs Arch Wylie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ann Wollerman
Dear Charles
Alvin Melville
Hope Community Theater
Hope High School
George Frazier
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist’ Church
Leland Warmack
Herbert Griffin
Corbin Foster
Hope Federation of Garden Clubs
The
Presbyterian Church
Baby Born to Horton Family in Hawaii Navy Base
A baby girl named Robin Charlene Horton was born September 13, 1963 at Tripler General Hospital Honolulu Hawaii to Mrs Joan Rae Horton and Capt Franklin N Horton USA. The infant weighs seven pounds eleven and a half ounces. The Hortons reside at 9721 B McCormack Road Schofield Barracks Hawaii. Capt Horton is stationed at Schofield Barracks and is the son of Mr and Mrs F M Horton of Hope Arkansas. Mrs Horton is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Dodd of Bigelow Arkansas. The ceremony included Rev Raymond Franks and Rev Gladwin Connell among guests, and the choir presented a gift to Mrs Hyatt for the Organ Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry NeLemore
Raymond Franks
Joan Rae Horton
Franklin N. Horton
USA
U.S. Army Tripler General Hospital
Honolulu
Hawaii
Horton
Schofield Barracks
F. M. Horton
Hope
J. R. Dodd
Bigelow
Arkansas
Robin Chartelene
Horton's
McCormack Road
Coming and Going Relatives Visit Story Family in Greenville
Garrett Story Jr and son Paul of Greenville Texas visited Mr and Mrs Garrett Story this weekend. Miss Harriett Ann Story spent weeks with her grandparents Mrs Ed Russell of Lexington Kentucky before returning home. Mrs C A Yontz of Dallas and Mr and Mrs J C Carlton hosted. Mrs E E Pritchett of Miami Florida visits daughter Mrs Graydon Anthony and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Russell
Lexington,Ky
Garrett Story
Story
C. A. Yontz
Dallas
J. C. Carlton
E. E. Pritchett
Miami, Pla
Graydon Anthony
Mr. Anthony
The Education Torture of Sad Exacting Times
In this Raleigh News and Observer piece the author recalls how in the past many youths left school early to help on farms, blaming tiredness and long distances. He argues modern schools are nearby with gymnasiums and football fields, suggesting excuses for learning failures will shift from distance and fatigue to new comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrigan
Raleigh
N.C
News An Observer
Dear Helen helps a Japanese American woman plan a path to independence
Dororthy DIX advises a 20 year old Japanese American girl facing family rejection and unkind treatment in a Buddhist household. The letter suggests separating from her family, seeking work through the Junior College placement office and state employment services, exploring Peace Corps or WAVES, and using her faith to guide action. It emphasizes self respect, travel if needed, and leveraging the Eightfold Path to Nirvana while pursuing a first step toward independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
State Employment Agency
Tom
Peace Corps
WACS
WAVES
Informa
Trade Push for Wheat Pact Prompts Call for Broader US Bloc Deals
In Washington AP says Canada’s wheat deal with the Soviet Union renews pressure for broader liberalization of U S trade with the Communist bloc on nonstrategic goods. Senator Frank Carlson Republican Kansas urges the administration to study proposals to expand commerce with the Reds in foods and other items. The piece also includes unrelated excerpts from a moral-era reader mailbag and advice columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canada
Soviet Union
U.S
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Luther
U.S. debate over wheat trade with Russia heats up
Senate voices push for realism in trade with the Soviet Union as Secretary Freeman signals possible sale of surplus U.S. wheat to Russia at the going price. Carlson urges study of broader nonstrategic trade while Humphrey calls for a full review of trade policies amid forthcoming Board of Trade signals and Soviet interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Monticello
Iowa
Russia
New York Times
America
U.S
Chicago
Board , of Trade
Commerce Department
Soviet Union
Carlson
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Hubert “H
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Hodges
Youth on a Narrow Ledge Is Rescued
A 10 year old boy Bruce Krummel of Great Falls was stranded on a 160 foot cliff in Sun River Canyon. He was carried to safety early today on a 160 foot wooden ladder built during the night by Augusta carpenter A R Bender and lowered from the base of the cliff. Bruce was reported in good shape and remained warm despite the cold wet rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Mont
Sun River
Bruce Krummel
Great Falls
Glenn Hoberts
Sun Canyon Lodge
Bruce
A. R. Bender
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PEO
Roy Bagley
Cosmopolitan Cab of Hope
Lyle Brown
East 14Th
Royce Smith
Garland School
Frank McLanty
Brookwood
PTA
Bob Turner
Brookwood Cub Scout
Brookwood School
Cub Scouts
C. D. Lester
First Methodist Church
Mary and Martha
Thea Mary and Martha
Arch Wylie
Heritage House
Watts
W. A. Williams
Talbot Feilds, Jr
Clamenee Geist
First Methodist
B. C. Hyatt
Paul O'Neal
Garland Medders
Dixie Drive-In
Hope-Hi
Sandra Dee
Peter Fonda
Russ Hunter
Tammy
the Doctor
Dq Eastman
Pd Farnems
Wiedohn
Stanley Kramer
Judy Garland
Ted
Lady Greyhound
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Mom
Santhat
Taylor Barbee
REPA
J. K
Helen Worden
Erskine
Marold Hendrix
Yars Voth
Diane's
Kroger
North Bay
Angel Food
U.S.D.A
Chuck Roast
Annao Eee
Good Man
Boston
Country Club
Merton